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Show 536 M R. H. DRUCE ON N E W HETEROCERA. [May 19, PH.EOCHL.ENA CINGULINA, sp. n. Primaries deep black, with all the nerves light ochraceous brown; an oval spot at the end of the cell, and a triangular one between he median nerve and the inner margin, slightly nearer the base than the apex, creamy white: secondaries creamy white, with the margins broadly banded with black. Head, thorax, and abdomen black ; tegulae and sides of head bright orange ; a central streak, and the underside of the abdomen white ; antennae and legs black. Expanse 1§ inch. Hab. East Peru (Whitely). PH.EOCHLJENA AURANTICA, Sp. n. (Plate XXXIII. fig. 17.) Primaries deep black, with all the nerves bright orange-yellow: secondaries creamy white, with the margins broadly banded with black. Head, thorax, and abdomen black; the abdomen with a central streak, and one on each side bright yellow; antennae and legs black. Expanse \\ inch. Hab. Bolivia (Buckley). . . This species is allied to the preceding, from which it is at once distinguished by the entire absence of the white spots on the primaries. EXPLANATION OF THE PLATES. Fig. 1. Mydrodoxa semperi, p. 519. 2. Syntomis geon, p. 519. 3. Charidea mariamne, p. 519. 4. Eucyane childon, p. 520. PLATE XXXII. Fig. 11. 12. 13. 5, - - phlegon, p. 520. 6. Coreura salmoni, p. 521. 7. Josioides sibyllce, p. 523. 8. Ptychoglene splendida, p. 524. 9. Eudule tritonia, p. 524. 10. Bepara chiguinda, p. 524. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. Lyces fornax, p. 525. Scea fluonia, p. 525. cleonica, p. 525. Darna unifasciata, p. 526. imperialis, p. 526. tripunctata, p. 527. Hagnagora buckleyi, p. 527. Formiana manades, p. 528. Flavinia roxana, p. 529. Micropus elegans, p. 529. Fig. 1. Mennis fidentia, p. 530, 2. herona, p. 530. 3. ficulnea, p. 530. 4, • halia, p. 531. 5. ficaria, p. 531. 6. Devara bubona, p. 531. 7. Nelo uxisama, p. 532. 8. tomisa, p. 532. PLATE XXXIII. Fig. 9. Nelo vcliterna, p. 533. 10. fustina, p. 533. 11. splendens, p. 533. 12. paterna, p. 533. 13. philodamea, p. 534. 14,15. Sangala antiphates, p. 534. 16. PhcBOchlxna inaria, p. 535. 17. aurantica, p. 536. |